Definition:
A Cause indicates a Topic to a possible Recipient.
Arguments:
during(E), Cause, Recipient, Topic
indicate(
E
,
Definition:
Theme that participates in an event with another theme unequally. Pivot is much more central to the event (thereby distinguishing it from Co-Theme).
Example:
THE RANCHER owns twelve oxen.
Pivot
,
Definition:
Theme characterized by information content.
Example:
Susan chitchatted with Rachel ABOUT THE PROBLEM.
Topic
)
Definition:
A Participant preceives a Stimulus or Theme.
Arguments:
during(E), Agent OR Experiencer, Stimulus OR Theme
perceive(
E
,
Definition:
Patient that is aware of the event undergone, which often involves an emotional or psychological response elicited by a Stimulus (specific to events of perception).
Example:
THE CHILDREN tasted the pea soup.
Experiencer
,
Definition:
Theme characterized by information content.
Example:
Susan chitchatted with Rachel ABOUT THE PROBLEM.
Topic
)